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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1917
Page
4
Cold weather supplies offered at unusually low prices with all wool Pennsylvania made blankets in white and plaid. Socks and mittens yarns advertised black and grey colors, 10 cents per skein or one dollar per pound, highlighting factory yarn value.
Aluminum Ware specials advertised with basement pricing claim the ware is the cheapest cooking ware on the market and guaranteed to wear 25 years. Featured items include Qups and Saucers 12 cents each, Bread and Butter plates 9 cents, Dinner Plates 12 1/2 cents, Soup Plates 12 1/2 cents, Double Cereal Cookers $1, Large Covered Kettles $1.29, Large Open Kettles $1.75, and Large Tea Kettles $2.25 each.
Frank Bradt returns home from a ten day visit to Boston and Thrinterphin New York with friends. Dylon Hy and FH Whiteley noted on North Center Street after grip. Miss Euimi Austrons improving at Comny Hospital. Kennedy travels to Spring Creek for business in How ard Tanning Co. Miss Mather Teuland improving and about the house. Miss Mary McVella leaving for O City to attend her brother’s wedding. Mr and Mrs Edward Cosle welcome a baby daughter born Sunday. Herman Nallan in Youngstown on business. Magen of Buetuty spending time on the fly. Mrs A Goschuty visiting relatives in Unionity. Mrs T Dykemmin visiting 444 Hark Avon. Miss Mum Ed Artes at Hillisburg and her mother. Mrs T St Bitwell of East Predurieke street.
Last night brought frigid conditions across the region with several towns recording new low temperatures. Snaggerstown hit 82 below, Warrén 98, Wiens 20, Vitnaville 28, Grand Valley 24, and Kane 2, reported by the Miniin News for today’s section.
A fragmented program note describes Good Stock Productions at the Rex, detailing performances and acts by Millar Dawid and others. It mentions Whisky and Sis, a Turning Point adaptation, and multiple show nights with dates, venue, and star performers noted in a busy preview style.
The readable fragments discuss marriage failure and family life, mentioning individuals and a herbal remedy. It hints at social distress and questions remedies for marital strain while noting limited, unclear names and places from a ruined source.
An ornate description of Pavlova and the ballet corps performing in a grand spectacle. The prose mentions graceful movements and a showcased ballade, praising the dancers and their artistry amid a dramatic setting.
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